What is mission property?

What is mission property?

• A. Property required by a nondeployable activity to perform its mission
• B. Property used to support deployment
• C. Property owned by the government but not in use
• D. Property used for training exercises only

Answer: (A)

Mission property is the equipment and assets that a nondeployable activity needs at its fixed location to carry out its assigned mission. These items stay with the organization at its home station and are not moved for deployment. This distinguishes them from property used for deployment (which travels with the unit), property owned by the government but not in use (inactive or surplus), or property used solely for training. In short, mission property directly supports the ongoing function of a nondeployable activity at its base.

Mission property is the equipment and assets that a nondeployable activity needs at its fixed location to carry out its assigned mission. These items stay with the organization at its home station and are not moved for deployment. This distinguishes them from property used for deployment (which travels with the unit), property owned by the government but not in use (inactive or surplus), or property used solely for training. In short, mission property directly supports the ongoing function of a nondeployable activity at its base.